Eric DJ

Many thanks, @loukash! I will check Packzview 🫡 Thanks again. Eric D. J.

Hello everyone ! We are books publishers and produce our own covers using Affinity Publisher for 6+ years. Unfortunately, we just have met our first big issue with a picture that was printed too dark. The printer guy told us that the cumulative CMYK colorimetry was greater than 300%, which is certainly true, but all the tools we used to check that (Krita and Scribus for instance) returned a lower value. In parallel, we have tried to export the cover using 2 different ICC profiles (Uncoated FOGRA29 (too dark) and Coated FOGRA39 (much better)). The issue is that we do not know how to check if the colorimetry is correct, as we do not even know how to verify this with the original cover. I have not found how to get the CMYK percentages, globally or per channel. Of course, we would not jump for joy if we had to subscribe to a very expensive Adobe add-on... Each and every advices will be warm-welcome ! Many thanks by advanced. B.R. Eric DJ

Hello ! I see several Posts about this feature and, I agree, it is a very important one : my designer girl convinced me because she uses it in Adobe's software and it is an enabler to industrialize the creation process. I am bored of such heavy applications (all the Adobe's) and pushed to get an Affinity Designer license... Now she is asking me nearly everyday why I did that choice, and only because the lack of this feature. I do not see is a recent answer from the Affinity team. Are you working on it ? Or is it at least in your backlog ? @Ash, maybe you are one of the right guys to give us a feedback ? Many thanks by advanced, and congrats for the great quality of your products, indeed ! 😊 Eric